Recording Loud Metal Vocals - Not Growls

Posted: Sat Jul 09, 2005 3:25 am

G'day All,

I'm recording second album and due to producer moving, I've decided to take on the production myself....

I have a great Guitar, Bass and Drum sound and just about to work on Vocals, (pre-production is finished.)

I'm using Nuendo and looking to get a decent mic and mic pre to record with, have a great room - just need the vocal hardware.

I do the old school Dio, Dickinson, Halford type vocals - if you check the track http://www.luthor.info/Skyweaver.mp3 you can hear the vocals from first recording.

Budget is not really a concern, just want would be the best quality gear, if I'm going to buy a mic pre and mic - I'd be keen to spend what ever it takes to get the best sound.

Any suggestions, recommendations would be great.

Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 6:17 pm

You will hear many different opinions about the Neumann TLM-103, but I think it can be a great mic for the type of vocal you're talking about.

It's often very good on hard rock but melodic male vocalists. I don't know what it is about it, but it can sometimes get you THAT sound. While this is definitely a try-before-you-buy mic, it would be a shame to overlook it.

John Stafford

Posted: Tue Jul 07, 2009 9:35 pm

awesome
how far along did you get with the second album?
non growling metal rules

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